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Objects in mirror are closer than they appear

Objects in mirror are closer than they appear — Not just a car warning — a philosophy of perspective, parking, and things that sneak up on you emotionally.

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Printed on passenger-side mirrors worldwide, the phrase is both a legal disclaimer and a life coach. Objects — and feelings — are often closer than the wide-angle lens of denial suggests.

Wikipidia extends the proverb beyond vehicles: deadlines, leftovers, and that conversation you postponed are all closer than they appear.

Drivers are advised to check twice. Humans, thrice.

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References

  1. Office folklore (oral tradition), passim.
  2. Anonymous group chat screenshots that “a friend” totally did not send.
  3. Wikipidia editorial board vibes, current year.
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